| Subject: | Data Archiving and Access draft |
| Author: | James (HQ-DG000) Green <james.green@nasa.gov> |
| Date: | 04-Aug-2010 19:30:55 |
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Yes. A gold mine and we need more r&a money invested in it's analysis!
I am there!
Jim
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On Aug 4, 2010, at 8:15 PM, "Mark V. Sykes" wrote:
> At the SBAG 3 meeting (finished today), Amy Mainzer said that they
> should be delivering data on over 200,000 asteroids. Pretty amazing.
>
> Mark
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> ----- Original Message -----
>>> Thanks, Ludmilla. What do you mean by "big asteroid surveys?"
>>
>> Like Pan-STARRS or WISE. Look at this:
>> http://www.redorbit.com/news/space/1892760/nasa_telescope_discovers_25000_new_asteroids/
>>
>> There are other similar surveys. I don't remember all, ask Don, he
>> knows.
>>
>
>> Ludmilla
>
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